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WEARY PARTICIPANTS ■( the weekend Promrnadr Craft* Show in Cnpe May take time out lor a needed rent. Mm. Joseph Doll and daughter Terry Dougherty display their rollertion of macrame, one of the many craft items offered during the two-day sale.

SOMERS POINT - South Jersey Regional Theatre at Gateway Playhouse here has an nounced that despite continuing financial problems, its 1980-81 theatre season will open Oct. 22., with a production of Bernard Slade's romantic comedy Same Time Neat Year.’ Casting for the show will continue in New Yortc through nett month by Director Pat Hecht, professor of drama at Stockton State College. EXECUTIVE Director Paul Aiken said he was confident 4he SJRT Board of Directors would be able to generate the needed season funding from

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Cape May County’s six Catholic schools will reopen Wednesday, Sept. 3, according to diocesan superintendent of schools, Msgr. James R. Tracy. There are five elementary schools in the county, with an enrollment of some 1,298 pupils; and one secondary school, Wildwood Catholic, in North Wildwood, with student population of about

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St. Ann's in Wildwood is the largest Catholic elementary school in the county with an expected enrollment this fall of 372. Rt. Raymond's in Villas, with a pro)ected pupil population of 257, is next biggest. Other projected enrollments this fall in-

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private donations and from the area business community. “What we are asking for is no more than any professional performing arts company asks of its community. Professional companies exist only to the extent community leadership wants them/’ he said. SINCE COMING to a realization of impending financial diff culties for the forthcoming season, SJRT has mounted an intensive drive for funds. About half of the funding requirements have been met to date and it is expected that the balance should be in hand before January. SJRT’S schedule

following the October opener, will include holiday production of ‘FMIer on the Roof, Nov. 19 through Dec. 20, four Spring shows Anthbny Shaffer's awardwinning thriller, ‘Stewth* in March; Arthur Miller’s dramatic gem, 'The Price 7 in April; Noel Coward’s •brilliant sophisticated comedy, ‘Fallen Angels' in May; and the Kurt Weill musical revue 'Fran to Broadway' in

SJRT is also preparing a ‘Minor Series' for its subscription membership which will consist of six evenings of entertainment in theatre, dance and music - showcasing area professional talent. Tickets for this series will be available on a limited basis , only The 1900-81 membership series subscriptions will go on sale shortly. Information is available at 653-0553.

elude Our Indy Star of the Sen in Cape May 228, St. Joseph in Sea Isle City 226, and St. Augustine in Ocean City 215. Msgr. Tracy estimated that some 12 per cent of the total number of elementary school pupils in the sixcounty area comprising the Diocese of Camden attend parochial schools. As part of a growing' trend toward “total education" by the diocese, more Catholic elementary schools are including kindergarten programs in their curriculum offering. Msgr. Tracy also noted that enrollment in parochial schools throughout the diocese appears to have leveled off. "Our enrollment loss last year was about one per cent, the smallest decline in the last 10 years," he said. "Diocesan schools in September will educate about one out of eight elementary school pupils in the area ." 8ids Due On Dune Grass AVALON — The borough is seeking bids on a contract for delivering and planting 41,000 beach grass plants Bids for the hybrid CapeAmerican dune grass plants are to be received by the business administrator,, 11 a.m. Sept. 5 in borcugh

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SOMERS POINT - The foUo*inR area birth* have been reported by Shore Memorial HoapiUl here DAUGHTER to John and Mary Hiaalan Tamaa of 7lt France* Ave . Peteraburg, Aug II SON to Anthony and Donna Tayl Teal* of in Nth St. “ * ' Aug 12 SON Us Joaeph and Susan Memter EvaageHaU of M W Shellbay Ave . Cape may Court Houae, Aug M DAUGHTER to Edwin and Barbara Jaggard Waaltey of 7747 Central Ave .Ocean CHy, Aug. M SON to Paul and MIMred Setph Milter of II Glade Dr. North Cape May. Aug 14 SON to Raymond and Norma Ckaadter Eckert of M DenntivUle Rd . Cape May Court Houae. Aug. U DAUGHTER to Robert and Atma Martaa SmMfc of 05 Anchorage Dr , Ocean City, Aug IS SON to Gary and Diana RbeMahl Smith of M4S Wert Ave . Ocean City. Aug 15 SON to Stevrn and Defaoa Heat Allard of 1141 Bay Ave . Ocean City, Aug It SON to WlUurtn and Unda SUuaaa HMdee.ee of P O B. MS. Somera Paint. Aug. 17 SON to Jonathan ^nnd Helen Crnwfard VHe of 107 Oakdale Ave.. VUlaa, Aug 17. DAUGHTER to Lewla and Dorothy Bradahnw Oalreeder of 2» E Jrd Ave , Wildwood, Aug. 17

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